The cab was seen at Saint-Pol, at Lescure, at Mont Gargan, at La Rouge-Marc and Place du Gaillardbois; in the Rue Maladrerie, Rue Dinanderie, before Saint-Romain, Saint-Vivien, Saint-Maclou, Saint-Nicaisein front of the Customs, at the 'Vieille Tour,' the 'Trois Pipes,' and the Monumental Cemetery.

[Illustration: BARRICADE DIVIDING THE RUE DE RIVOLI AND THE PLACE DE LA CONCORDE.] I reach the Rue Vieille-du-Temple, where another barricade is being built up.

Paris has never possessed, properly speaking, a regular Jewish quarter; it is true that the Israelites settled down in the neighbourhood of the markets, and in certain narrow streets, which at some period or other took the name of Juiverie or Vieille Juiverie (Old Jewry); but they were never distinct from the rest of the population; they only had a separate cemetery, at the bottom or rather on the slope of the hill of Sainte-Geneviève.

VIEILLE-ESCAZE ET LAVAL ONT FAIT CONSTRUIRE CETTE CROIX.

" The dialogue in which the joke occurs about "tortoise" and "taught us" ("Wonderland," p. 142) is thus rendered: "La maîtresse était une vieille tortue; nous l'appelions chélonée."

" "Vieille école bonne école, begad!" cried Major Pendennis, and here would have been a companion for Mrs. Pendennis or a cicerone for Laura after his own heart.

Je comprends," repartit la vieille Fanchon.

Oui, je dormais fort paisiblement, repartit la vieille, dans la certitude où j'étais que Votre Hautesse veillait pour la sécurité générale.

VIEILLE (f. de VIEUX), femme âgée.

VIEUX, VIEIL, VIEILLE, âgé.

SEE Coppard, A. E. COPPET, CHRISTIANE MARTIN DU GARD DE. Vieille France.

Vieille France.

La vieille et ses trois.

La vieille et ses trois.

La vieille fille [par] Pierre l'Ermite [pseud.]

SEE Coppard, A. E. COPPET, CHRISTIANE MARTIN DU GARD DE. Vieille France.

Vieille France.

La vieille et ses trois.

La vieille et ses trois.

He was returning about eight in the evening along Vieille Rue du Temple, singing and playing with his glove, and attended by only two squires riding one horse, and by four or five varlets on foot, carrying torches.

"Of Mr. Montagu, it is only remembered that he was a gentleman-like body of the vieille cour, and that he was usually attended by his brother John (the Little John of Walpole's correspondence), who was a midshipman at the age of sixty, and found his chief occupation in carrying about his brother's snuff-box" (Quarterly Rev. for April, 1818, p. 131).

They wrote about the prize they are going to found; they kept a diary, they wrote down everything they heard, felt, or saw, radotage de vieille femme; nothing must escape, not the slightest word; it might be that very word that might confer on them immortality; everything they heard, or said, must be of value, of inestimable value.

Others, such as the Ensorcele, the Chevalier des touches and Une Vieille Maitresse, were certainly more comprehensive and more finely balanced, but they left Des Esseintes untouched, for he was really interested only in unhealthy works which were consumed and irritated by fever.

There was the He de Saint Louis, for instancea Campo Santo of decayed nobilitylonely, silent, fallen upon evil days, and haunted here and there by ghosts of departed Marquises and Abbés of the vieille école.

quelle vieille tante tu as là.... LÉONIE.